79 Davey St · Hobart
a fortnightly book chat on faith and belief from every angle
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The Estuary Book Club Hobart is a fortnightly group for people wanting to discuss religion, faith, and belief from the outside. We invite people from all backgrounds and philosophical positions to read a book with us, and chat about it in community.
An estuary is a body of water into which one or more rivers flows, and which also has access to the sea. It is a place of joining and mixing. This is what we are hoping our book club will be - a place where people can join and mix with others as we discuss some of life's deeper questions.
All backgrounds welcome—Christians, atheists, agnostics, people of other faiths, and everyone in between
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We're not here to convert, but to understand. Our book club is a judgement-free zone where different worldviews can meet, challenge each other, and grow together—with a particular interest in exploring Christian thought.
We will slowly work our way through a variety of books and authors exploring life, faith and culture, albeit with a slant towards the Christian world view. Sceptics and enquirers are very welcome to come and share thoughts, to offer critique, to come learn together with us in a safe and open environment.
The Current Book
Fully Alive by Elizabeth Oldfield
In a world of rapid and unsettling change, Elizabeth Oldfield starts from a simple but urgent premise: we need people who are resilient, kind, open,…
Quick answers
When is The Estuary Book Club (Hobart)?
Wed 4 Nov 2026, 1pm.
Where is it?
79 Davey St, Hobart, TAS.
How much is it?
It is free.
Where do I find out more?
On eventbrite.com.au. The button at the top of this page goes straight there.
How do I find out which of my mates are keen?
Tap "Ask your mates if they're keen" on this page. You get one link for the group chat, and your mates answer keen, maybe or can't in their browser, with no app and no sign-up. It is free.
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